At a Kuching ceremony, Sarawak Premier Abang Jo presents RM100,000 cheques to each family of 5 victims killed in the Long ...
APHM's Dr Kuljit Singh wants medical negligence disputes to undergo mandatory mediation before suing. He says litigation ...
Perhaps the most glaring disappointment is the absence of any further increase in tobacco excise duties. We are equally dismayed by the absence of a clear commitment to ban the commercial sale and ...
IHH protests the exclusion of individual consultants from AIA's panel, even though its hospitals remain empanelled, saying ...
MOH announces federal lump-sum payments of at least RM130,000 to each family of its four staff killed in the Long Lellang ...
Pharmaniaga Berhad aims to locally produce nine of 11 National Immunisation Programme (NIP) vaccines, including polio ...
APHM believes e‑CKAPS can set a benchmark for wider digitalisation across the health care sector, in line with the Ministry of Health’s vision to digitalise Malaysia’s health care sector. Association ...
Sabah lost 244 medical officers, mostly in hospitals, because 333 transferred out of the state for permanent posts, but only 89 from outside Sabah reported for duty in that state. Among 269 MOs from ...
The affected pharmacists require sufficient certainty to make informed decisions about their careers and continuing service ...
Galen Centre’s Azrul says the market will decide if MediAsas is successful, whereas NCSM’s Murallitharan says MediAsas isn’t relevant to people living with NCDs because it doesn’t cover pre-existing ...
When Malaysia grows old, the measure of its health policy will not be how many diseases it detects, but how many people it ...
After pharmacists demand permanent posts following Budget 2027 that provided 9,000 permanent positions for doctors, a dental ...
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